Fasteners

Whether you're building a deck, hanging pictures, or tackling major construction work, the right fasteners make all the difference between a job done right and one that falls apart. Our comprehensive fastener range ensures you'll find the perfect solution for any material, application, or project size.

From heavy-duty anchors for masonry work to precision bolts for mechanical assemblies, we stock everything you need to join, secure, and strengthen your projects. Our screws and nails collection covers every application from delicate finishing work to structural framing, while collated nails and screws keep your pneumatic tools running efficiently on larger jobs.

For specialized applications, explore our brick ties for cavity wall construction, timber connectors for structural joints, and post supports for fencing and decking projects. When you need to hang, lift, or secure loads, our hooks, eyelets and shackles provide reliable attachment points. Rivets offer permanent joining solutions for metalwork, while staples handle everything from upholstery to construction sheeting.

Professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts trust our brackets for structural support and our comprehensive hardware selection for any fastening challenge. We feature quality brands including Zenith and Bremick, known for their durability and consistent performance across residential and commercial applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between screws and nails for wood projects?

Screws provide stronger holding power and can be easily removed, making them ideal for furniture, decking, and projects requiring precision. Nails are faster to install and work well for framing, sheathing, and applications where speed matters more than reversibility.

Which anchors should I use for different wall types?

Hollow walls need toggle bolts or molly bolts, while solid masonry requires concrete anchors or wall plugs. For plasterboard, use specialized drywall anchors rated for your load weight.

How do I choose the right fastener size?

Generally, fasteners should penetrate at least 1.5 times the thickness of the material being attached. Check load ratings for structural applications and always match the fastener material to your project's environment and requirements.